Sentence examples for pretty slammed from inspiring English sources

The demo is pretty slammed right now, since everyone's creating their own compositions.

"This was a pretty slam dunk decision even though Lamberth clearly did it a bit grudgingly," says Anthony Mazzaschi of the Association of American Medical Colleges in Washington, D.C. "They can keep some uncertainty alive for another 2 to 3 years, but [their suit] is on life support," says Stanford University law professor Hank Greely.

It was pretty slam-dunk, no seven year-old should be operating a device that could kill someone.

After hearing Firefighter Graffagnino gasping for help, Firefighter Martin said, he turned and their helmets "pretty much slammed into each other".

"The State Board of Education pretty much slammed the door on 'strengths and weaknesses,' but then went around and opened all the windows in the house".

But now that the Union has pretty well slammed the door on Turkey's application, most Turks say they no longer care what Europe thinks.Europeans' calls for a fair trial only make Turks all the more indignant.

You know what else gets slammed pretty hard in prison?

Facing similar circumstances is John H. Kearney, a Ford and Lincoln dealer in Ravena, N.Y., who said he "got slammed pretty hard" when his father died last year.

"I pretty much body slammed him.

One pharmacist the Canberra Times spoke to commented, "I think we're going to get slammed pretty hard," adding that pharmacists will be left to manage regular users and addicts who weren't aware of the impending change.

A Pakistani comedian's music video send-up of the pop classic "Oh, Pretty Woman" is being slammed in the blogosphere as a mockery of Muslim values.